On Monday, October 28th, HBO premiered The Bronx, USA at Hudson Yards in NYC. The documentary directed by Danny Gold and created by the team who brought HBO’s “If You’re Not in the Obit, Eat Breakfast” follows Emmy winning producer and talent manager George Shapiro as he returns to his hometown in the Bronx.
The new streaming service, which launched on November 1st, promises a different kind of conversation.
Jack Ryan is back for season two and it hasn’t lost any of its appeal! The action-political drama returns with a new storyline and a set of new characters that will leave fans craving for a third season from Amazon Prime Video.
Related yet complete polar opposites, Merrill brothers, John “Ace” (Matthew Allen) and Chris (Paul Sparks) talk about racial tensions and terrifying supernatural occurrences within Castle Rock.
Dickinson, one of the first slate of programs to be distributed by upcoming streaming service Apple TV Plus, is nothing you expect it to be. We caught up with a few of the period comedy’s stars on the red carpet Thursday night to talk about the witty, fantastical re-imagining of Emily Dickinson’s young adult life.
Tim Robbins (Reginald “Pop” Merrill) discusses his character’s struggle in following his moral compass amid the growing divide between his nephews, Paul Sparks (John “Ace” Merrill), and Matthew Allen (Chris Merrill), and his adopted Somali son and daughter, Yusra Warsama (Dr. Nadia Omar), Barkhad Abdi (Abdi Omar).
Taking on the role of siblings, Yusra Warsama (Dr. Nadia Omar) and Barkhad Abdi (Abdi Omar) play Somali immigrants adopted into the world of Castle Rock and discuss the budding tension between their community and their less than friendly neighbors.
Stepping into season two of Castle Rock, co-creator Dustin Thomason is ready to take viewers on yet another creepy crash course into the town of Castle Rock.
Delving into the depths of Stephen King’s multiverse, viewers can uncover the origin story of Misery’s, Annie Wilkes (Lizzy Caplan) – the soon to be needle and sledgehammer-wielding psychotic nurse from hell and her daughter, Joy’s (Elsie Fisher) settlement into the mysterious and tension-filled town of Castle Rock.
Paul Rudd stars in Netflix’s new original comedy Living with Yourself.